No wonder I keep coming back to it; no wonder he keeps coming back to it.
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"Israel is coming back to Africa and Africa is coming back to Israel in a big way," he said.
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I KEEP COMING BACK TO, JIM, THE OTHER THING, I KEEP COMING BACK TO THE POWER OF THE FRANCHISES AND THE POWER OF THE COMPANY.
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I thought in terms of, 'Lots people that want to invest lots of money and they're all coming back to the United States — they're coming back to America.
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Tweets declaring the New England Patriots had virtually no chance of coming back to defeat the Atlanta Falcons Sunday night are coming back to haunt their authors on Monday.
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"Israel is coming back to Africa, and Africa is coming back to Israel," he said at a ceremony at the Entebbe airport, whose old control tower still bears bullet holes.
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I think I thought in terms of lots of people that want to invest lots of money, and they're all coming back to the United States, they're coming back to America.
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ENERGY BILL COMING BACK TO THE SENATE FLOOR: The Senate's Energy Policy Modernization Act is coming back to the floor for more amendment votes, weeks after disagreements over funding for the Flint, Mich.
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Shannen Doherty is slowly coming back to her old self.
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Thanks, Mr. RapperSpicy chicken nuggets are coming back to Wendy's.
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Are you coming back to New York City anytime soon?
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Microsoft's web browsing technology is coming back to the Mac.
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Shortly after coming back to reality TV with her E!
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It was interesting just coming back to something like this.
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The Shamrock Shake is coming back to McDonald's this month.
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Well, I'm coming back to the United States House floor.
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So was Cavallari nervous about coming back to reality TV?
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We're coming back to our higher selves, and it's time.
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It has a way of coming back to bite you.
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We're coming back to it, again, for another go around.
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It's the earrings that I keep coming back to here.
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Why keep coming back to something that continually disappoints you?
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It was the knives he kept coming back to though.
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They're not the only alums coming back to the show.
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"Keep coming back to the mirror," Armond said to me.
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The oil industry is coming back to power in Washington.
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Dancing with the Stars is coming back to the ballroom.
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Dr. Sara Tancredi is officially coming back to Prison Break.
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Coming back to work after being on vacation, less so.
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It reached 2138,20153 feet before coming back to the ground.
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He burped ferociously, his whole being coming back to life.
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"People are coming back to the labor force," Zandi said.
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Questions are what keep us coming back to this galaxy.
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But now we realize it's also coming back to us.
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The McRib is coming back to McDonald's restaurants across America.
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Flights coming back to L.A. and Miami cost about $450.
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MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - Eastern Mosul is coming back to life.
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Everyone from his past is coming back to haunt him.
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Andrew Prokop: That's why I keep coming back to Cruz.
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Ellison leaned over the sink, adrenaline coming back to Earth.
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The World is the favorite we keep coming back to.
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The word that kept coming back to me was flow.
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Why do you keep coming back to sailing big boats?
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"Tokyo Record Bar kept coming back to me," she said.
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And now the report is coming back to haunt it.
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The old smokestack jobs are not coming back to America.
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It's being stored there and it's coming back to us.
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Clifford the Big Red Dog is coming back to TV!
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We just don't know whose life she's coming back to.
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The analogy I keep coming back to is movie reviews.
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How does it feel to be coming back to California?
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But I can't stop coming back to that old question.
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And yet, I still find myself coming back to them.
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So great that John McCain is coming back to vote.
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"I am looking forward to coming back to Arkansas," she said.
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Making A Murderer is coming back to Netflix on October 19.
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Once iPhones go to Turkey, they're not coming back to Cupertino.
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These are the moments that keep me coming back to Mozart.
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This way coming back to reality won't feel quite soooo tragic.
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The repercussions are, you are not coming back to this town.
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The Americans is coming back to FX on Tuesday, March 7.
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But I always ended up coming back to my original decision.
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Good news: At long last, Daria is coming back to MTV.
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It signified the family's "coming back to life," Mr. Negron said.
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Tom M.: You planning on coming back to Austin in 2017?
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He's coming back to the core pitch now, picking up momentum.
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And the answer I kept coming back to is — everyone involved.
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TechCrunch Disrupt coming back to Berlin on 29-973 November 2018.
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Mad About You might be coming back to the small screen.
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"It wasn't about coming back to a normal life," she says.
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Someone from Arizona's past is coming back to Grey Sloan Memorial.
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But he may not be coming back to visit anytime soon.
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Fuller House is coming back to Netflix for a second season.
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Those steaks are really coming back to bite Trump this election.
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She's not coming back to our country to pose a threat.
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And that's why the Lazarus story kept coming back to me.
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Now the administration is coming back to the issue, sort of.
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Otherwise, our companies and jobs are coming back to the USA!
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Why have the past coming back to haunt her yet again?
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The same streamlined functionality keeps me coming back to the Kindle.
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"'Nesting' is the word I keep coming back to," he says.
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And coming back to characterizations, they also must grow and change.
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Get well, GB ... and keep coming back to the beach, please!
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It's really coming back to bite us each and every night.
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I keep coming back to this idea of the brand, right?
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Naturally, she told her boss she's not coming back to work.
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All he knew was that he was never coming back to
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LEDE: Top Facebook exec Sheryl Sandberg is coming back to town.
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And that strategy seems to be coming back to bite them.
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But he is not coming back to save his old team.
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How are we going to keep coming back to this subject?
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It was almost like coming back to a workshop every day.
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A McKinsey Institute report from 2015 keeps coming back to me.
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You find yourself coming back to it over and over again.
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Did you have any worries about coming back to the role?
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A lot of people are coming back to the United States.
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"I came to regret ever coming back to China," he said.
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Putting the puzzle down and coming back to it really helps.
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They did one tournament and kept coming back to do more.
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The one I kept coming back to was that weighted blanket.
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"I'm coming back to fight Manny Pacquiao this year," Mayweather wrote.
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Companies are not leaving; they are coming back to the USA.
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He's supposed to be coming back to Capitol Hill this week.
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Byrnes says former residents have started coming back to build businesses.
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How have you felt physically, coming back to dancing after pregnancy?
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My UBER driver said he wont be coming back to LAX.
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And, second, Alex is coming back to TechCrunch starting next week!
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But the vast majority of are not coming back to it.
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But in the end, I keep coming back to Angry Birds.
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And now, there's a movement that people are coming back to.
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Bits Work may indeed be coming back to the United States.
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But he is now considering coming back to stand in the election.
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Santa Clarita Diet is coming back to Netflix for a second season.
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You can easily spend several days just coming back to this area.
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Companies like Vale and Petrobras in Brazil are coming back to life.
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What about the challenges of coming back to a character like that.
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It's like Grant coming back to Eastenders played by a black dude.
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So why does Myers think advertisers are actually coming back to TV?
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"I'm really looking forward to coming back to Canada," Sharapova told reporters.
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I was hoping for more from Negan coming back to the show.
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The prospect of increased regulation is coming back to haunt Big Tech.
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"Toni Morrison wrote, 'Anything dead coming back to life hurts,'" Díaz wrote.
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That's where she's been, but she'll be coming back to Los Angeles.
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At the drug house, Guyger kept coming back to talk to Clark.
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Sean "Puff Daddy" Combs is coming back to the American Music Awards.
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Because of this, mentally coming back to Paris wasn't difficult for me.
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But now, his 22015-character missives are coming back to haunt him.
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Not surprisingly, the tardigrade took its sweet time coming back to life.
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That's another $25 coming back to me for a total of $244.
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Code Commerce is coming back to New York City, Sept. 33-18.
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Because we keep coming back to this question about the French business.
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James Gunn will not be coming back to Guardians of the Galaxy.
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I'll look forward to coming back to the festival again next year.
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"I'm here to announce that I'm coming back to TV," Moore said.
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The OG Dance Moms star is officially coming back to the studio!
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Robinson's and Bamberger's might be coming back to a mall near you.
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Ugh, the iPhone 26's problems keep coming back to haunt Apple.
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But again, I keep coming back to the morality of it all.
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Coming back to reality, dating normal people, was just a bit different.
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Is that some kind of fashionista karma coming back to bite Rivera?
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These two incidents, coming back to back, aren't just evidence of hypocrisy.
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Don't plan on coming back to D.C. after November 2018 Senator Heller.
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I tried brushing it off but it kept coming back to you.
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There's something important about always coming back to the light of day.
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But I keep on coming back to the elephant in the room.
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And it looks like that could be coming back to haunt him.
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I kept coming back to it as I stocked my small backpack.
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These are the headphones I keep coming back to in between reviews.
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And I said that, and it keeps coming back to haunt me.
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"I could feel my soul coming back to my body," she said.
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I think that's why I keep coming back to cast iron, too.
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Code Commerce is coming back to New York City, Sept. 17-18.
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"So great that John McCain is coming back to vote," Trump tweeted.
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I was coming back to things out of a clear emotional need.
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It's just a matter of coming back to fill the rest in.
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Maybe a little fun is coming back to the No Fun League.
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He was probably responsible for more people coming back to the church.
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"There's more capital coming back to the market," said one industry source.
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It's official: Spider-Man is coming back to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Instead, he simply waited -- before coming back to win resoundingly in 2006.
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"People from the surroundings are coming back to the center," he said.
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As I read the Quran, it keeps coming back to me, unbidden.
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Did you know "Top Chef" is coming back to TV this week?
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I keep coming back to the fact there's this lack of resolution.
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You think about your students again, you keep coming back to them.
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In 18 of them, or 15%, they wound up coming back to win.
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"Slowly over the next year, I began coming back to life," she said.
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What is it that keeps you coming back to Bundy, if not enjoyment?
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And coming back to television, my worry is what is it meant for?
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This is why I keep coming back to that early conversation about pigs.
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Cohen: He says I'm like Dolly Levi coming back to the Harmonia Gardens.
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The sexiest night of the year is coming back to the Big Apple.
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"I keep coming back to it," Dorsey says of the classic 1953 novella.
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Traore was hospitalized in France for two months before coming back to Mali.
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The reason I keep coming back to YouTube is because YouTube is huge.
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It may be worth coming back to — with a Groupon deal, of course.
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His reactions are the reasons why people keep coming back to his videos.
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It's the documentation of my coming back to a broader understanding of spirituality.
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Upon coming back to football, Ball's collegiate career was successful but short-lived.
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Yet we keep coming back to the classical pasts of Greece and Rome.
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I believe Devin coming back to The Challenge was his escape from reality.
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It's like we're all coming back to a place we never really left.
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So I started coming back to Myanmar to see what I could do.
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The recent jobs numbers show Americans are coming back to work, George said.
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AB: I keep coming back to not [being able to] work to picture.
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Both of us are coming back to life and we're gonna raise hell.
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Also, Josh Tomlin (back problems) could be coming back to the rotation vs.
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He's coming back to Greenwich for the summer, so we'll be seeing him.
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And another intriguing story is Hope Hicks, coming back to the White House.
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If this is how US veterans get treated coming back to their country.
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It is a temporary phase that means nerves are coming back to life.
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He continues to do well, even coming back to host "SNL" in 2017.
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And it's probably going to be quite an adjustment coming back to Earth.
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He's got one idea that he keeps coming back to: Open a steakhouse.
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The Silver Snakes, Blue Barracudas, and Green Monkeys are coming back to television.
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Again, the word I keep coming back to with the Studio is magical.
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Domestic demand has since recovered, and tourists are coming back to the beaches.
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Investors are now coming back to earth - and bringing market valuations with them.
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The Land Rover Discovery is coming back to America and it looks fantastic.
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"Coming back to this is really difficult to handle," said resident Rick Martinez.
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AND I THINK FUNDAMENTALLY, I KEEP COMING BACK TO, WE HAVE GOOD FRANCHISES.
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Chrysler, as an example, is leaving Mexico and coming back to the USA.
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" "I know there are old demons which are coming back to the surface.
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"It was Ned's eyes, we kept coming back to that dog," Killen said.
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Cohan took off the mask to confirm she's coming back to the series.
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I was relieved that Niall might be coming back to his better self.
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The third point, coming back to Huawei - we provide the equipment, the infrastructure.
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And that's why Sweet says she keeps coming back to the Swiss mountains.
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She'll hopefully be coming back to television in a big way soon, though.
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He said the GOP senators he's talking to keep coming back to Sen.
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Left-hander Cole Hamels is coming back to the Chicago Cubs in 2019.
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Variety reports that Legends of the Hidden Temple is coming back to television!
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I have been seeking help and receiving treatment since coming back to NYC.
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Now Wigstock is coming back to life this Labor Day weekend, on Sept.
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Jonas ValanciunasMemphis Grizzlies: three years, $45 million Valanciunas is coming back to Memphis.
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Homer keeps coming back to the orphanage — St. Cloud's is his only home.
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We are evacuating [Wednesday] and not sure what we'll be coming back to.
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This is the brand tax of 100 scandals coming back to bite it.
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Car companies are all coming back to the U.S. So is everyone else.
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"You're going to see massive investment coming back to the U.S," Mnuchin said.
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"It's like being governor and coming back to be governor again," he said.
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And now people's knowledge of the rules is coming back to haunt him.
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But Turkey's resulting grip in Germany is coming back to haunt both sides.
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Me coming back to television in that fashion felt like the arduous task.
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Perhaps coming back to Spotify now isn't a concession, more a victory lap.
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And here's Old Town in the middle of it, coming back to life.
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EST: President Trump left Switzerland and is coming back to the White House.
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Microsoft revealed earlier this year that PowerToys were coming back to Windows 10.
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Despite the fallout, Benson says he has no regrets coming back to Nigeria.
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And we're coming back to that point where we see each other again.
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Car companies..... ....are all coming back to the U.S. So is everyone else.
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"But the kids like coming back to the house," he said, smiling gamely.
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She was certain she would be coming back to New York in 2021.
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Twenty years on coming back to the project I felt quite a unburdened.
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The piece of this I keep coming back to is Trump's own actions.
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Casey: These dangerous old technologies in schools are coming back to haunt us.
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"But the money's not coming back to the non-federal workers," he said.
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I think … Coming back to it, it's really my responsibility as a leader.
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Everything that was pushed out for the holidays is coming back to haunt me.
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During the nearly two-hour event, the conversation kept coming back to health care.
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That's also what kept them coming back to the JT character for six years.
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After several years of absence the heavy fund hitters are coming back to town.
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Coming back to civilization after so many years at war wasn't easy for him.
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So kind of the … of our government is coming back to haunt us ultimately.
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Bravest Warriors Is Coming Back to Help With Your Adventure Time WithdrawalThe Bravest Warriors.
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ROBERTS: We keep coming back to this, Charles, but what a life he lived.
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Whatever the reason, buyers are coming back to the market, and driving mortgage demand.
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The terms of service we hurriedly agreed to keep coming back to haunt us.
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Summer is officially on its way, because GLOW is coming back to our screens.
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After her conversation with Rob, Kris is anxious about coming back to the States.
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"It's like coming back to your family," Jackson said Wednesday after rejoining the Celtics.
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And now he's coming back to Congress chastened, with a much more modest proposal.
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Another former guest star is coming back to play on the new Will & Grace.
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And that's what keeps us coming back to crosswords day after day, isn't it?
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What's going to be the hardest thing about coming back to school next week?
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So, make those loan payments — or they will keep coming back to haunt you.
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"Who keeps coming back to see if he reaches 1 mil?" reads another comment.
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Third baseman Anthony Rendon is getting closer to coming back to the Washington lineup.
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After just a two-year absence, Beyoncé is coming back to the Super Bowl.
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But despite an array of options, users keep coming back to the market leaders.
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Some said they keep coming back to a particular cannabis strain, like Jack Herer.
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Coming back to that and this happening, especially unexpectedly … My heart just feels full.
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The theme is one Sampha keeps coming back to, both now and looking forward.
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"I'm coming back to my people, and basically I'm happy right now," he said.
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Coming back to learning and teaching, he founded Babbel with three others in 2007.
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One thought I keep coming back to: In a capitalist society, money is power.
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Chrysler is coming back to the USA, from Mexico and many others will follow.
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Foxconn and car companies, and so many others, they're coming back to our country.
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Sophia Loren is coming back to the big screen for a very special person.
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Home buyers are coming back to the market, possibly due to lower mortgage rates.
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How do NFL players feel about Marshawn Lynch possibly coming back to the league?
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I saw myself 10 years from now coming back to this place with her.
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I need to keep coming back to honor them and keep my home intact.
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"Now we are gradually coming back to normality," he said of the dividend policy.
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And,like friends, you keep coming back to the same ones in your life.
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Coming back to Earth, both technically and emotionally, was never going to be easy.
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Anyway, there's this one rumor I keep coming back to: the bezel-less iPhone.
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Okay, I will ask him because he's hopefully coming back to Code this year.
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I told all my friends that I wasn't planning on coming back to society.
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Stars Hollow is 99% for sure coming back to life — and we can't wait.
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"Steel jobs are coming back to America, just like I predicted," Trump tweeted Wednesday.
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"I stopped, and I didn't think about coming back, to be honest," Sadikovic said.
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The Jurassic Park franchise is coming back to life with Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.
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And it was clear that no bikes would be coming back to get us.
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And the young prince is coming back to the palace with homework this year.
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Now, they're coming back to show solidarity with the people that Donald Trump hates.
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Our guess is they will forestall that outcome by coming back to the table.
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Haha, I feel like I've found my groove more coming back to Durban, actually.
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I keep coming back to scheduled rides, because I use that almost every day.
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Coming back to that view you mentioned, what view would you choose for yourself?
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She advised coming back to mental health to see someone on a regular basis.
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They wanted the motive to be a robbery and kept coming back to that.
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"The camaraderie is what keeps me from coming back to cook-offs," she said.
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In part, this may be the UK's good reputation coming back to haunt it.
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"You're coming back to hunters and gatherers," Mr. Lindstrom said of in-store purchases.
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I think he is coming back to Code this year, which will be great.
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But the freewheeling, flamboyant style he cultivated may be coming back to haunt him.
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I keep coming back to this: Isn't Graham's approval rating higher since embracing Trump?
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Despite the questions this raised, there was one I kept coming back to: Why?
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"The idea of coming back to publishing was so horrific to me," she said.
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Jim Carrey is coming back to television for the first time in two decades.
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That's what kept them coming back to his palatial Palm Beach estate for years.
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Foxconn and car companies and so many others, they're coming back to our country.
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"I thought I was coming back to something I knew very well," he said.
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I'm pleased that soon the manufacturing jobs will be coming back to District 12.
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But he kept coming back to the original idea of the Élan Populaire Courneuvien.
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Tourists are coming back to San Juan, and parts of the city are humming.
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Chip and Joanna are coming back to television on their newly-minted Magnolia network.
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But because you still like it, you're going to keep coming back to it.
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Thank you for coming back to the hood, for staying true to the game!
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This moment, Cipriano thinks, is why most people keep coming back to chiropractic YouTube.
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We had many companies – Chrysler's coming in, leaving Mexico and coming back to Michigan.
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"I'm loving it here and can't see myself coming back to London," he said.
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This Wednesday, Hulu's acclaimed and bleak Handmaid's Tale is coming back to your screens.
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Since coming back to the States he's been left unfulfilled by his military service.
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That was the UFC's posturing almost coming back to bite it in the rump.
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"I swore when I left I was never coming back to this place," Brooner said.
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This is the one people keep coming back to, and it's the most puzzling one.
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You don't have to worry about old stuff coming back to haunt or embarrass you.
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Let's focus on that last panel: This creates a barrier to coming back to insurance.
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This is not a foolish game — Jewel is coming back to a stage near you!
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I am sure that the thought of coming back to life gave JS immense solace.
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Its goal is to be a store that customers remember and keep coming back to.
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When I keep coming back to that I can't afford to be negative any more.
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Now that Trump is President, the comments are coming back to complicate his golf habit.
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"They are coming back to New York in a few months," said the Neumann source.
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Black Mirror, a Twilight Zone-esque anthology, is coming back to Netflix with new episodes.
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"We're coming back to this point," Obama told Winfrey, "where we see each other again."
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The Music Man is coming back to Broadway with a starry new lead: Hugh Jackman.
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For Fall 2017, their ultra-cool Pendleton collab is coming back to life yet again.
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When the capital isn't coming back [to institutional investors], it interrupts the flow of things.
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But Trump has crossed so many lines and corporate America keeps coming back to him.
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The old ways of life – before malls displaced them – are coming back to the fore.
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"He keeps coming back to me in all these ways, shapes and forms," Jackman continued.
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He had no plans of coming back to the league, but the 76ers were persistent.
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I MEAN, WHAT STILL KEEPS YOU COMING BACK TO DO THE JOB EVERY SINGLE DAY?
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TechCrunch Disrupt is coming back to Berlin this winter, and you can already buy tickets.
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Deflategate is coming back to haunt Tom Brady — at least, at one Kentucky elementary school.
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Out of all of these various crafts, what's one that you keep coming back to?
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Most models show Hubble coming back to Earth naturally in the 2030s, according to Space.com.
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Donald Trump's words are coming back to haunt him in Hillary Clinton's latest campaign ad.
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I'm excited to be coming back to the Met Gala in that type of way.
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There's something else that Torres believes, and it keeps him coming back to his faith.
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Just like our own Facebook profiles, Facebook's past activities keep coming back to haunt them.
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For now, that seems to be because parity is coming back to bite the NFL.
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Spencer says he doesn't plan on coming back to Twitter unless he gets an apology.
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Mischa Barton is coming back to TV in an unexpected way — as a car enthusiast.
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This debut builds a fascinating setting that readers will want to keep coming back to.
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One of the things that always kept me coming back to Splatoon was its style.
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After a few years away, Jessie is coming back to Nashville following an ugly divorce.
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But the screen isn't the only thing that keeps me coming back to the G7.
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"We are going to be coming back to you and complaining," the general counsel said.
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Yet Ms. Wessling and her colleagues keep coming back to Fongoli, despite the harsh conditions.
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" As we talk about SmartThings' future, the word Parker keeps coming back to is "guardrails.
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Or is this a case of Samsung's performance benchmark cheating coming back to haunt them?
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That is what I keep coming back to with Green Book's Best Picture win, ultimately.
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Mark your calendars, because Grace and Frankie is coming back to Netflix on March 24.
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FOLO: Fear Of Linking Out Users kept coming back to apps with Uber buttons too.
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At dinner, Axe tells her some more bad news: Wendy's coming back to Axe Capital.
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Ultimately, I keep coming back to what Lucy, a below-knee amputee wrote to me.
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I'm looking forward to music coming back to lyrics and melody, instead of just talking.
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Blessed be the fruit, etc, because Alexis Bledel is coming back to The Handmaid's Tale.
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One familiar face won't be coming back to the rotating judging roster of The Voice.
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"The thing I keep coming back to is the Muslim ban," says MSNBC's Chris Hayes.
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But Kaepernick coming back to the NFL via the Pack isn't such a crazy idea.
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That means when you return home, you're probably coming back to some bleak lunch prospects.
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So coming back to them and having their loyalty keeps them close to her heart.
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Fear not, the rebellious star will be coming back to TV, reports The Hollywood Reporter.
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Once he knows you're not coming back to him, he can mourn and move on.
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Let's try this again Guess who's coming back to Times Square for New Year's Eve?
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Shaq is WRONG -- Kobe Bryant is NOT coming back to the NBA ... so says Mrs.
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And the young prince will be coming back to the palace with homework this year.
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Everyone loves a good old fashioned comeback story: Michael Jordan coming back to the NBA.
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We don't really have any expectations of thousands of people coming back to this game.
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HANA MAE LEE: It was great, we all had a familiarity coming back to set.
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It's vacuous and shallow and materialistic, and that's what keeps me coming back to him.
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Marisa has put up with all of this because Ezra is coming back to her.
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The thing I keep coming back to, though, is that spring training is like skiing.
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Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood" is coming back to theaters beginning Friday.
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We have some big news to share — Reid Wilson is coming back to The Hill.
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You can bet our science desk will be coming back to that subject this week.
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In Japan, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's past words may be coming back to bite him.
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But she keeps coming back to ideas of displacement and being in two different worlds.
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Coming Back to the Senses: As you are ready, gently wiggle your fingers and toes.
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"[In tasting] your wines, I kept coming back to using the word 'smuggler,'" Myers explains.
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The question that I keep coming back to is: Was this ambiguous outcome a surprise?
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I keep coming back to the lying because I believe everything else flows from it.
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LEON COOPERMAN: And I keep coming back to a great, great observation by John Templeton.
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Money was coming back to the United States, driving up the value of the dollar.
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But now, with volatility spiking, trading products like the XIV are coming back to bite.
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By Thursday, though, there were small signs that the city was coming back to life.
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"A good balance is coming back to the industry," Mr. Leane said in an interview.
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Two days later against Memphis, Oklahoma City trailed by 211 before coming back to win.
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Two days later against Memphis, Oklahoma City trailed by 24 before coming back to win.
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I guess it's almost like a piece of my son was coming back to visit.
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Her bravery knocked me sideways and I kept coming back to her essay for months.
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"At least, I'm rarely alone at the table here," she says, coming back to life.
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I keep coming back to the eyewitness accounts, the firsthand accounts that people have had.
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There was the occasional flicker of the past, coming back to haunt Jamie or Claire.
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"I cannot just study overseas without coming back to join this fight," she recalled thinking.
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Elated and terrified — but I keep coming back to elated, which is a good thing.
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"It is always special coming back to Australia," Angelique Kerber said after her quarterfinal win.
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We believe, today, that a part of Pakistan's heritage is coming back to its homeland.
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While eastern Mosul is slowly coming back to life, the west side remains completely destroyed.
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Coming back to Earth after spending 340 days in space can be a pretty traumatic experience.
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Federal employees are coming back to work on Monday after a month-long partial federal shutdown.
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That merchandising approach helps compel customers to keep coming back to stores to discover new items.
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How did it get so popular and why do soccer fans keep coming back to it?
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"I just wanted to make a quick announcement, we are coming back to television," Chip said.
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So You Think You Can Dance is coming back to Fox, but not like ever before.
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Get ready to twirl again — Kenya Moore is coming back to the Real Housewives of Atlanta!
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" He stayed in California for 13 years, only coming back to do "Beauty and the Beast.
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"It was the perfect experience coming back to a city I love so much," she said.
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He ended up coming back to my place that night, and we had our first kiss.
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We never bought into that, and the market is coming back to that view as well.
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And it's not a simple matter of these employees just coming back to work at NASA.
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There's a new couple coming back to Beacon Hills for the final season of Teen Wolf.
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Project Runway is coming back to Bravo after it was acquired in the Weinstein Company bankruptcy.
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Netflix's series Santa Clarita Diet is dead and it is is not coming back to life!
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Now they're coming back to their roots and using that as the news to secure advertisers.
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I think there's — we're coming back to my Illuminati conspiracy theories — but it's been mysteriously silent.
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The Avengers are coming back to Fortnite — though in what form, we don't know just yet.
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And if we do a good job of that, customers will keep coming back to us.
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I feel like when they're watching the show, that's what keeps them coming back to show.
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So mom, I just wanted to make a quick announcement, we are coming back to television.
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Of all the zombie games out there, we keep coming back to Last Night on Earth.
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Apple now has more than enough cash coming back to the US to do the deal.
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"It's like shrapnel ripping off and coming back to hit us again and again," Schultz said.
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You're coming back to New York City, your hometown, to give a concert at Lincoln Center.
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Today, I find myself coming back to the book and seeing it reflect modern-day conflicts.
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Maybe that's why we keep coming back to it; we still aren't sure what to believe.
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But the PSL is coming back to Starbucks tomorrow, so that means sweater weather is imminent.
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The strategy behind Spotlight Compilations goes beyond just keeping people engaged and coming back to Instagram.
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I used to practice much more, but at least it's coming back to me pretty well.
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Heidi Montag told Good Morning America that she's glad Lauren isn't coming back to The Hills.
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If you missed Aosoth too, you may soon rejoice, because they're coming back to Arnhem soon.
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Because they're ALL coming back to the small screen for the Fall 2017-Winter 2018 season.
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Seriously, he leads with that and then keeps coming back to video games over and over.
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Sure, the new Ghostbusters trailer looks pretty good, and everyone is coming back to Gilmore Girls.
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And users weren't coming back to the platform to watch archived streams on replay, he wrote.
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"We're coming back to this humanity, where the digital becomes part of the real," Poupyrev says.
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"He was excited about coming back to Coachella again with his guy friends," says a source.
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"People are experiencing golf in different ways but coming back to the traditional game," he said.
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Does it always feel very triumphant coming back to play a hometown show after being abroad?
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When we escaped and I saw my mother again, it was like coming back to life.
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"I'm coming back to fight Manny Pacquiao this year," Mayweather, 41, said on his Instagram account.
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" Continues Cameron: "How should we look at two giant hurricanes coming back to back like this?
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The duo met while working on freelance web design gigs after coming back to San Diego.
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The problem I keep coming back to with the Chromebook 14, above all else, is value.
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But after two barren years there are signs the industry is finally coming back to life.
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I keep coming back to the Utopia again and again — even with its frightfully impractical cable.
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These are all deep, curious songs, but I keep coming back to the voice singing them.
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Coming back to Orange City from Guatemala was considerably more jarring than coming back from California.
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Now, the two are coming back to play Sherlock Holmes and his partner Watson, Deadline reports.
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Coming back to life is not uncommon in the world created by George R R Martin.
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Still, despite all the latest helpful technology, I keep coming back to my trusty Excel document.
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Jennifer Aniston returns to TV After 14 years, Aniston is coming back to the small screen.
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Workers disenfranchised during the tough economy of the past decade have been coming back to work.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Becky, we will be coming back to you in just a little bit.
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Almost two decades later, an executive at CBS contacted her about coming back to the network.
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The report also suggested that workers are coming back to the economy in search of jobs.
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Twitter co-founder Biz Stone is coming back to the social media giant he helped build.
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"They have delayed restructuring for over four decades, and that's coming back to bite," Long said.
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That last part is something I kept coming back to in the garment factories I visited.
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Each time it returns, it's coming back to a viewership it seeded with influence, then abandoned.
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You've got to support the team who is coming back to London all of the time.
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What is it about it that makes you keep coming back to it, again and again?
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Because of this, companies may find it harder to keep customers coming back to their products.
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These sleepcasts are truly effective for me, at least, and something to keep coming back to.
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Coming back to the senses in our body helps us come back to the present moment.
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The Affair Noah's troubled past with women is coming back to haunt him several times over.
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But she added that the complexity is part of what keeps experts coming back to Degas.
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Lohan also said she will be coming back to the U.S. to continue her acting career.
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In retail, the goal is to create locations that customers want to keep coming back to.
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A small market, full of fruits and vegetables, is slowly coming back to life in Pikha.
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"Over time, sales are coming back to normal," Arnault said at the group's annual results presentation.
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One of my openers in the special is about how measles is coming back to America.
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NEW YORK — David Letterman is coming back to TV, and he is as sunny as ever.
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Shuman builds tastes that you want to keep coming back to as long as you can.
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They kept coming back to the idea that hate had driven the viciousness of the crime.
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One scenario is that the less educated labor force dropouts aren't coming back to the workforce.
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I was coming back to real-life responsibilities from a super fun week out in Oakland.
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The Boss is coming back to Asbury Park — and kicking off the summer on a high note.
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But the show keeps coming back to it, so somebody somewhere clearly thinks it's worth our time.
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"I just keep coming back to the data about the safety of the method overall," Merrill said.
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"Structure your withholdings so that you aren't relying on a refund coming back to you," she said.
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The fun factor of dating apps is part of the reason we keep coming back to them.
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The malls won't be coming back to America, but at least this one time, the jobs did.
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One question I kept coming back to while watching PEN15: Who is the show is truly for?
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Because, slowly but surely, the impetus to wear a watch is coming back to the tech set.
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And he has been out of action and coming back to have a fight with Conor McGregor.
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We had a couple of other names we liked, but just kept coming back to Rhett Jameson.
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But the most apt comparison Lyonne kept coming back to is "The Dude" of The Big Lebowski.
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President Trump himself weighed in on his son coming back to testify at a Monday news conference.
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Awtrey was also told he'd need permission before coming back to the dorms to collect his things.
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The past coming back to haunt you is the trope of too many horror films to name.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Ryanair Chief Executive Michael O'Leary's big mouth may be coming back to bite him.
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"We're often surprised at how we keep coming back to it," Hohusen says of the Dots mechanic.
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"We've never had any data coming back to understand just how accurate is that distribution," Martin said.
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Tech aside, it's Peloton instructors like Christine who keep people coming back to the live-streaming platform.
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Tina Fey is coming back to TV with the second season of her NBC sitcom Great News.
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The Obamas could be coming back to the national forefront in a major — and totally unexpected — way.
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I've tried a ton, and the one I keep coming back to is the Princeton Tec Sync.
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"Slowly but surely it&aposs coming back to us," Denver guard Gary Harris said of the offense.
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It's something worth coming back to tonight, tomorrow, and next week, like great console and computer games.
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It's safe to say that Spacey isn't coming back to work on the Netflix series anytime soon.
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But I think we're coming back to a time where you don't need to do that anymore.
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They were her mother's, who Deja assumes will be coming back to get her at any moment.
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Click here for tips to clean it up and prevent things from coming back to haunt you.
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Either way, it sounds like we may be coming back to a slightly different show come 2019.
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With Joanne for instance, people talk a lot about it being her coming back to her roots.
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As implied by the name, it's money made from players who keep coming back to a game.
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Amazon's fast delivery and low prices are two things that keep shoppers coming back to its website.
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But in every other way imaginable, Jon coming back to the Night's Watch made absolutely zero sense.
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Some of these visitors are first-time customers, while others keep coming back to do their business.
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It looks like the House Republican health care bill may be coming back to life after all.
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I asked them if this is how they treat US citizens coming back to their home country.
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Tim Murphy (R-PA): "The speaker said the president said that he's not coming back to it."
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MacGyver is coming back to TV, and Training Day is coming to TV for the first time.
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Stalf is graduating from the Startup Battlefield segment and coming back to talk on the main stage.
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Find a compelling hook: Scheuring: [The reboot is] ultimately a story about somebody coming back to life.
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Coming back to a new position, I realized I didn't need an "excuse" to leave on time.
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Fans of Major League Baseball keep coming back to this Major League Baseball simulator, year after year.
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Let's just get the biggest question out of the way: Is he coming back to the show?
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It's buying time, but in reality, they are looking for the U.S. coming back to the pact.
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I tried a few different seating areas this week, but I kept coming back to this one.
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The one that I keep coming back to is from the Henry Fonda Theatre, January 31, 2003.
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"I'm not coming back to S.N.L.," Pharoah confirmed to Vanity Fair at Sunday's MTV Video Music Awards.
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All those freelancer feelings are coming back to me once more, if they ever left at all.
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Arrieta stymies former team as Cubs rout Orioles BALTIMORE — Jake Arrieta certainly enjoyed coming back to Baltimore.
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The president surprised reporters by coming back to the press cabin to answer questions and appeared upbeat.
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As for Stotsko and Voitsekhovsky, they do not plan on coming back to Russian any time soon.
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Mikell told INSIDER that Toby keeps coming back to her porch, even though he generally runs free.
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Coming back to cyber security issues - we hope that there will be unified standards surrounding cyber security.
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Overall winner: The Leesa Hybrid is the mattress I keep coming back to after testing the competition.
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Reporter Dave Scott had a slow news day last month that's now coming back to haunt him.
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I kept coming back to it and thought: everyone knows — I don't have to constantly mention this.
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Why do we keep coming back to her, and what does this princess obsession say about us?
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For me, he's starting it in the other batter's box and it's coming back to me late.
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But Nott said a conversation with a Syrian doctor convinced him to keep coming back to help.
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But it all keeps coming back to the girl—who she was, and why we failed her.
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She kept coming back to the beach because it was her husband's burial place, and her own.
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His creativity requires the third eye -- and rewards those of us who keep coming back to it.
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The Saints (212-218) are riding high after coming back to win in dramatic fashion against Washington.
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Coming back to this passage after reading the whole book puts it in quite a different light.
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"We are not coming back to Yonkers until we've each kissed a girl," Todd Buonopane's Cornelius said.
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What keeps me coming back to animal videos, I think, is not just entertainment but something deeper.
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Coming back to more radical politics is more likely to turn young people on and get motivated.
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One in particular that I keep coming back to: Christopher Cerrone's violin concerto, written for Jennifer Koh.
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"I'm taking my kebab, going home, getting dressed and then coming back to the city," he said.
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"I'm sending greetings to my friend Nusret: Comrade, I'm coming back to Istanbul soon," Mr. Maduro said.
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If they do, require them to self-quarantine for 14 days before coming back to the office.
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I keep coming back to the word butter, but that's really the best way to describe it.
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"I feel good, like I'm coming back to life," Kitty tells him, gazing fondly at her kidnapper.
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"It's like Elvis coming back to play in Las Vegas," said Oliver Barker, chairman of Sotheby's Europe.
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But after two years now, starting 2018, we've started to have our drivers coming back to us.
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We got Louie Thursday at LAX, coming back to L.A. after shooting his scenes in the ATL.
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If your avatar is constantly getting into funny, meme-worthy situations, you'll keep coming back to watch.
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Everybody got richer-- JIM CRAMER: And we're coming back to it like, a -- Salesforce is saying that.
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Toys R Us is coming back to New York's Times Square, just in time for the holidays.
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I kept coming back to it whenever I wanted to de-stress or kick an unhealthy habit.
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Within 90 days, they're going to be coming back to me with a major report on hacking.
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Memory of Kacey Musgraves' wild night out after the CMA Awards is slowly coming back to her.
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And now, The OA is coming back to blow our minds and piss us off once again.
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Bucky still enjoys coming back to it, and it's always a hit when he has friends over.
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I knew that was coming back to the table, and it was never really off the table.
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There is an essence of comfort in coming back to your own messy bed and just crashing.
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That's a pessimistic view, and as a bundle of optimism and sincerity, I keep coming back to it.
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Coming back to the part, Copeland says, is the "perfect storm" for her first season as a principal.
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This seems to be all that Homer needs to have his original memories start coming back to him.
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Around 70 percent of users were regularly coming back to the app two months after they signed up.
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All in the Family and The Jeffersons are coming back to TV — well, for one night, at least!
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What are you favorite make-believe battles, and what's the part that keeps you coming back to them?
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Fifty years after throwing the first Woodstock festival, iconic field is coming back to life for Woodstock 50.
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But after years of instability, there are signs that the Egyptian movie powerhouse is coming back to life.
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But if you want to use either tried and true MVP argument, you keep coming back to McDavid.
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Each time I keep coming back to this answer: A business focused around advertising is much more scalable.
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Given slowing growth and rising penetration, we see saturation fears coming back to the fore on Alphabet shares.
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I didn't want to have to deal with coming back to mounds of emails when I got back.
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Thankfully, Roseanne is coming back to the small screen, at least for a short burst of comic relief.
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But there must be a reason these tech companies keep coming back to prioritizing friend-to-friend interactions.
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The other problem that I keep coming back to is that there's only a tiny handful of companies.
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Coming back to haunt the government are some unusual features of the peace process that began in 1994.
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The song "It's All Coming Back to Me" by Celine Dion What are your plans for pride month?
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People are slowly coming back to appreciate Nickelback and then just turning their irksome ire towards Imagine Dragons.
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"We looked at other cribs but we kept coming back to the Hampton Collection," Guzman and Ane recall.
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It was also an allegory for modern television and the show's own anxieties about coming back to it.
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TechCrunch is thrilled to announce that we are coming back to the Bay Area for Disrupt SF 2017.
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"I'm so excited about coming back to Melbourne for the Australian Open, its my favorite tournament," she said.
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It's good news for Subaru and Toyota fans who keep coming back to these cars year after year.
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He's even salivating over the thought of the foreign cash that could soon be coming back to America.
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"PDAs are as personal as toothpaste, and over the years I keep coming back to Psion," Nadel wrote.
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Jennifer Garner is coming back to television, and instead of a mysterious red bob, she'll be rocking Lululemons.
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I don't think it should be ignored, but it's not why I keep coming back to the game.
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The Magic travel to San Antonio on Sunday before coming back to Orlando for a three-game homestand.
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What kept coming back to me, as the uniforms and rifles slowly lost their impact, was the doors.
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Trump said during a July 2017 visit to nearby Youngstown that jobs were coming back to the region.
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Now, the couple tells Fox News her parents are coming back to the country following the upsetting ordeal.
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"Lady Gaga, you're never coming back to China," wrote one user on China's Twitter-like Sina Weibo microblog.
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The joy of anticipating the next episode is what keeps us coming back to any serial, including Serial.
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Let&aposs see a little love coming back to them in terms of pay equity and working conditions.
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We find ourselves constantly coming back to stock up on these specific snack options because they are familiar.
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There's a little bit of a nostalgia approach that can work - 'your Rams are coming back to LA'.
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Morgan bandages her up and tries to pep talk her into coming back to Alexandria, to no avail.
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They are coming back to a big to-do list, including a tense vote for Democratic Party leadership.
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Kimmy Schmidt, Piper Chapman, and Grace and Frankie are all coming back to Netflix in a few months.
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Sanders is coming back to Chicago, too, a city where he went to college a half-century ago.
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Ms. Merkel's lack of Turkish allies outside the government, Mr. Ozdemir said, "is coming back to bite her."
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And, speaking of leaving the country, we're told he's coming back to the U.S. of A. Friday night.
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I couldn't stop coming back to the faces I didn't see -- I kept thinking, where are the girls?
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Former supermodel, author, and Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum Yolanda Hadid is coming back to your televisions.
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Other previous DSCC chairmen said they weren't interested in coming back to head the Senate Democrats' fundraising arm.
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But it is "The Wolf of Wall Street" that filmmakers keep coming back to and casting her from.
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Toys R Us is coming back to life — this time, as a haunted house full of the undead.
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Was it the ghosts of our cows, whom we'd left to be slaughtered, coming back to haunt us?
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"The actress elaborated during an interview with Vulture, saying that Lizzie will "be coming back to Los Angeles.
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It's been 25 years since the release of "Schindler's List" – and it's coming back to the big screen.
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Caldwell and Jorgeson climbed the Dawn Wall one pitch at a time without coming back to the ground.
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Live-streamed video brings an immediacy and a reason for people to keep coming back to a website.
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Cribs is coming back to a screen near you, MTV UK has announced, as reported by Hollywood Reporter.
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A familiar face is coming back to Real Housewives of Orange County — and she's "excited" to be there.
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I've spent a lot of time thinking, coming at it from different angles, and coming back to it.
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But one this is 100% certain — come next year, Logan Huntzberger will be coming back to your TV.
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"I was just coming back to the dugout and I hit my bat against the thing," Donaldson said.
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And now he's spinning with it, and, yup, we're coming back to the television, which he fuckin' smashes.
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While Cavalleri isn't coming back to the show, she is finding more reality staying power in her E!
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YOU KEEP COMING BACK TO THE IDEA YOU WILL BE ABLE TO PUT THAT GROWTH NUMBER UP THERE.
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I could sense that Eirmias was quite conflicted about these historic sites now coming back to haunt us.
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I don't personally see us coming back to the rates that we've had, historically, on the corporate side.
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But I kept kind of just coming back to the idea that what they're fighting for wasn't wrong.
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Now what's interesting about coming back to it is that the character has actually aged since his creation.
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I have kept coming back to Sri Lanka to see what even a deeply scarred peace looks like.
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There's plenty of (largely unanswered) mysteries threaded throughout The Leftovers, too, but it keeps coming back to grief.
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Donald Trump's s***hole comment could be coming back to haunt him in a big/little way ... toys!
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I don't want this to sound like a commercial or anything, but I keep coming back to Tumi.
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I know you have to go, but I keep coming back to you, Beto O'Rourke, and Stacey Abrams.
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You also raise something I keep coming back to as I think about this show: the tonal whiplash.
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Just as Khashoggi is coming back to Istanbul, the teams that would eventually kill him are also converging.
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Dunkaroos, the beloved cookies-and-cream snacks from the 1990s, are coming back to US stores this summer.
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But, the one outer layer I keep coming back to again and again is Universal Standard's Moto Jacket.
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"It keeps coming back to Ukraine, over and over again, and that's a consistent theme here," Mehta says.
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After traveling through London for all of February, this is the lesson that I kept coming back to.
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Linda Hamilton on coming back to 'Terminator,' Tina Turner on what it's like to be Tina, and more.
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That's the thing I keep coming back to in my little goose brain: This all feels very whimsical.
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Unfortunately, Eric might want to forget about dating Adam since he's not coming back to Moordale anytime soon.
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"The vibrancy of retail trade areas is coming back to life," Lasser said in a "Closing Bell " interview.
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Companies are coming back to our country in large numbers thanks to historic reductions in taxes and regulations.
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But when devices start coming back to their makers, the companies need to figure out what went wrong.
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"I always keep coming back to the idea that you just keep investing in the future," she said.
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But for defendants, the pleas make things more difficult, coming back to haunt them years after completing diversion.
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But the questions kept coming back to his unlikely presidential aspirations and the conflict between duties and dreams.
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"I keep coming back to the idea that a lot of this is about power," Mr. Spencer said.
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Lena Dunham is coming back to HBO with a whole new project about horrible and annoying rich kids.
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I could tell you other things about it, sure, but inevitably I'd keep coming back to that dragon.
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But as I reach the end of the trial period, I find myself coming back to the product issues.
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"Within 90 days, they're going to be coming back to me with a major report on hacking," Trump said.
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Big red is coming back to the big screen in a planned R-rated reboot of the Hellboy series.
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It's the type of evocative photo you keep coming back to, which may explain the 88K Likes, to date.
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Tickets Outlook is celebrating its ninth year this year, and many punters keep coming back to the Croatian gem.
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The strategy is meant to build more brand affinity to keep customers coming back to Starbucks' coffee shops regularly.
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Yeah, but it's not like Jack Dorsey coming back to Twitter, and he's got a lot of equity there.
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In October, it was confirmed that Black Panther director Ryan Coogler will be coming back to direct the sequel.
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DreamHack is coming back to Austin and debuting in Atlanta and Denver for weekends packed full of competitive gaming.
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Almost every conversation about Revolution Messaging, good or bad, has a way of somehow coming back to Scott Goodstein.
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These types of workers may feel more stress thinking about accumulating email and coming back to a cluttered inbox.
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Or how many people are coming back to VR month after month versus trying it for the first time.
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It produced some memorable drama that kept me coming back to Thrones of Britannia in spite of my disenchantment.
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She has, in the words of George Oscar Bluth Jr., made a huge mistake by coming back to Scotland.
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When I asked him what stunned him most about the experience, Brown kept coming back to the receding shoreline.
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I was cutting and pasting and gluing, like this is everything I loved in childhood coming back to adulthood.
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By making a clean break from Amazon all options (including coming back to Amazon) are still on the table.
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He was known for disappearing at random and coming back to ask Fiona to rearrange her life for him.
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What, in the end, is it that keeps audiences and critics coming back to "Swan Lake" time after time?
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All your favorite characters from Game of Thrones are coming back to life — but just for a reunion special.
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It's this persistence in seeking out and achieving the best that keeps Pescod coming back to Mongolia, he says.
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Now, however, we won't have to worry about that because the drink is coming back to Starbucks' official menu.
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But with Forsaken, Destiny 2 is better than it's ever been and it is undoubtedly worth coming back to.
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"I am looking forward to becoming a mother and coming back to the courts already," she tells The Telegraph.
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The actress told PEOPLE that it was special coming back to the awards show cycle for the third time.
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So coming back to my original question, no, the rich don't have to be as rich as they are.
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After all, any of the viewers who come back to the show will be coming back to see her.
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The nonqualified mortgages market is slowly coming back to life after shrinking to next to nothing since the recession.
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And you know, I keep coming back to this, but this was the Bay Area culture, this psychedelic experience.
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Both times I bought into it, and both times the show twisted me into coming back to my senses.
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We're coming back to the point of a new sexual revolution and it's more acceptable to talk about sex.
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Floyd hedges for sure, but keeps coming back to the central point ... he's more than open to the fight.
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Chat about the concept, what keeps you coming back to That One Game, time and again, on our forums.
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What is it like being exposed to that kind of musical scene and then coming back to Little Rock?
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My first ever wet dream at 14 was about the same thing, and I keep coming back to it.
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Child soldier who escaped ISIS: 'Like coming back to life' Disturbing statistics Most of the children are from Syria.
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But now, three weeks later, it hurts coming back to his home, he said, seeing his former palace destroyed.
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MLB Team Report - Los Angeles Angels - INSIDE PITCH CHICAGO — Mike Trout's bat appears to be coming back to life.
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But the more I think about it, the more I keep coming back to something a little less recent.
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Is there ever any fear or challenge that you feel to coming back to the creative well like this?
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After about five years with only the occasional guest role or two, Lindsay Lohan is coming back to acting.
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Now, it looks the guy's coming back to his normal life, and his neighbor can stop feeding his cats.
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The giant naked man-eating monsters of Attack on Titan are finally coming back to TV screens next year.
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It's an assumption that's coming back to bite them in town halls, protests, and phone campaigns across the country.
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Coming back to the spring onion thing for a second: Has nobody else in this town made an omelette?
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It had taken a long time, but here I was, coming back to change that goodbye into a hello.
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The question still stands: Is Jon Snow coming back to Game of Thrones in the highly anticipated sixth season?
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Coming back to Trinidad after more than thirty years, Doig was amazed at how familiar it seemed to him.
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"It's the fear of leaving and coming back to see that someone came and took what's theirs," she said.
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This is me coming back to the edit bay yesterday for round 2 as the sun is going down.
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"You can come in and pray with us if you want to," the pastor said, coming back to Carol.
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Coming back to see my progress, I was elated to see that I had only about eight minutes remaining.
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Also, coming back to the web, I'm struck by how so many outlets are doing so many similar things.
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BUT WE HAVE A REALLY STRONG FRANCHISE, KEEP COMING BACK TO THAT WE GENERATE 30% OF THE WORLDS ELECTRICITY.
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He and his band are coming back to Joe's Pub, where you can expect a lot of audience interaction.
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Big GDP, lowest unemployment, companies coming back to the U.S. in BIG numbers, great new trade deals happening, & more.
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But as he faces re-election this year, the lack of public investment is coming back to haunt him.
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Some have no idea what they're coming back to -- for all they know, their home and belongings are gone.
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Unlike Casto, Vega said she understood why local officials kept people from coming back to the Keys too soon.
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We kept coming back to a bra image and a locket image, but none of it really felt right.
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It seemed like she was possibly coming back to the main cast after being named a guest last season.
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Cut them apart, set them on fire, blow them to bits; they just keep coming back to get you.
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This thrilling sense—that anything could happen at any time—is what keeps me coming back to the rave.
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She kept coming back to North Dakota and started picking up the camp's dual languages of activism and spirituality.
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Hey Patrick, The word I keep coming back to when I think about Red Dead Redemption 22 is friction.
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Facebook's string of screwups may finally be coming back to hurt the company where it counts — its user growth.
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He's coming back to the U.S. to continue his stand-up tour which will continue through the New Year.
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I put it away in a drawer for six or eight months, but was always coming back to it.
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Mnuchin suggested coronavirus relief measures could come in installments, with the administration coming back to Congress with additional ideas.
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Day by day we are strengthening our amazing NHS with 7500 former clinicians now coming back to the service.
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We talk about our friends who are coming back to China from Europe/US and their ridiculous transfer flights.
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The social services cuts that America's free-market ideologues have pushed for decades are coming back to infect them.
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All week, I kept coming back to: What kind of parent encourages a little girl to dye her hair?
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The thing is, health care isn't the only issue on which lies are coming back to bite the liars.
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Nacho fries are coming back to Taco Bell on January 30, and this time there&aposs a new twist.
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But it's the brawny characters and their beefy dialect that really keep us coming back to this superior series.
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But I really hope those teasers hint at some kind of overarching, in-game narrative coming back to Fortnite.
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We're gonna let Yolanda Adams come out and then we're coming back to shut this bitch down for y'all!
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Watching The Sims 4 try to keep pace with culture is what keeps me coming back to the series.
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Trump tweets predicting Obama would start a war with Iran to get reelected are coming back to haunt him
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"I enjoy the practice of law and I look forward to coming back to Jones Day," McGahn told CNN.
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A group of maybe 15 of us created a message board that we kept coming back to each day.
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Or care, even about important real and true events that are coming back to haunt us day by day.
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But as he liked soccer much more, he stopped playing tennis for a while before coming back to it.
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Revenue was also boosted as more users opted for and kept coming back to premium services like Tinder Gold.
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Consumer and environmental advocates have defeated this bailout multiple times, but the utility keeps coming back to try again.
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Cardi B's mouth is coming back to bite her in the ass ... though it's close to being frozen shut.
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There's this sense that no one really knows the truth, and that keeps people coming back to the story.
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I keep coming back to the fact that we have a bill where no state dollars can be used.
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Kobo's longtime embrace of the ePub format is one of the things that's kept me coming back to the company.
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You need to explain that because it sounds ... Code Commerce is coming back to New York City, Sept. 103-18.
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But if you're working to beat your best friend's new high score, you might keep coming back to Facebook Messenger.
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"My cramps are coming back to back, and by then I knew they weren't cramps — they were contractions," she recalls.
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Huh tried to use these lunches to ask Hironaka questions about himself, but the conversation kept coming back to math.
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Like books, podcasts prove that a story works, that listeners like it and will keep coming back to follow it.
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LOS ANGELES — YouTuber Freddie Wong, co-creator of RocketJump, is coming back to Hulu with a new sci-fi series.
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So if you're feeling adrift while watching The Handmaid's Tale, here's the vocabulary list you can keep coming back to.
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The thing that keeps me coming back to cars is how they creep into most every aspect of our lives.
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"I am off to my rally in Toledo!" he wrote, before quickly coming back to answer a final few questions.
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As one redditor pointed out, it's these types of interactions that keep them coming back to the site for more.
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"I'm only disappointed that Bethenny did not inform her costars that she's not coming back to the show," Singer added.
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What do you say after coming back to take a Street Fighter V match that was almost snatched from you?
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She has, so far — but it sounds like she is planning on coming back to L.A. sooner rather than later.
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There were several times we discussed him coming back to the band, but for various reasons it never came together.
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And even more people are coming back to town for a celebration of the newly formed statehood of South Dakota.
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Coming back to Adult Jack, he's thinking about this memory while lying in bed after they get home from camping.
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I'm not sure if this will be enough to keep players coming back to Sea of Thieves on their own.
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So we have these abiding questions as writers and we keep coming back to them in some way or other.
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Keep coming back to learn our top 220 questions of the night, and the reveal of who was murdered. 221.
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But Fortnite's win condition is starting to feel at odds with what keeps me coming back to play the game.
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The host teased the audience with an "exclusive" promo of Grey's Anatomy that featured Dempsey's character coming back to life.
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Charles began the video by directly addressing his YouTube break, and sharing his excitement about coming back to the platform.
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Down by 14 in the second half, the Trojans had just a 0.4 percent chance of coming back to win.
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I didn't like songs and I didn't listen to them, so coming back to play music again felt very invigorating.
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Why we're coming back to the core first principles is to say, what is it we're really trying to accomplish?
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And man, the sound of the ball binking off the stones just keeps me coming back to the these videos.
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For the cast, coming back to Stars Hollow was a return to the familiar — but also its own different challenge.
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Retro reruns "Roseanne" is coming back to TV, and so is "American Idol," with Katy Perry as a new judge.
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It's so wonderful coming back to America to do AGT: The Champions and the people are so warm and friendly.
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Coming back to Trump, his attack on specific sectors such as pharma and IT has put markets on the defensive.
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Even if he does lose to Verhoeven in spectacular fashion, Hari has the habit of coming back to win big.
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That's right, the alcoholic super-powered PI will be coming back to Netflix, although exactly when remains to be seen.
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At the time, he had just finished university with hopes of coming back to the US to become an architect.
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And coming back to reality (always a bummer), there is absolutely no way for us to actually conduct this experiment.
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It was just me coming back to the trio and trying to find my footing and figure some shit out.
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After that episode, Miranda became my favorite character on the show, despite the series never coming back to this storyline.
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Her return was an unexpected development, considering she told fans last fall she wouldn't be coming back to the show.
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For the first time in nearly 20 years, we'll be coming back to Columbia, South Carolina where it all began.
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"There's great satisfaction in knowing that Shchukin is coming back to Paris, as well as the collection," Mr. Piotrovsky said.
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The priest has been given a one year break to look into his ways before coming back to the church.
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Manufacturing jobs probably aren't coming back to the U.S., but that's not stopping Apple from investing in U.S. job creation.
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The Cubs jumped on the Indians early and then lost their lead before coming back to win in extra innings.
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More specifically, coming back to the 5 + 27 = 32 example, 323 is larger than 30, but only by a little.
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"There are other ways to close these deficit holes instead of coming back to middle-class workers," Ms. Schneider said.
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"It's going to be hundreds of inspectors who were furloughed who are coming back to work," Gottlieb told NBC News.
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It just kept sticking and coming back to me and so in grad school, I sort of went with it.
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But Sarthou said she'd like to know how Alabama can keep coming back to the earlier settlement for Gulf projects.
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I feel like I'm coming back to a, not different country because I haven't left and I've been writing stories.
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Coming back to it after a few years away though, and it's aged well enough to feel low-key timeless.
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Now, it appears, his crusade against the haters and losers of this world might be coming back to bite him.
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But the lead detective kept coming back to her, even when she was locked up in a juvenile detention center.
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But then there was this progression coming full circle and coming back to fantasy and Froud and goblins and trolls.
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"A lot of people that are coming back [to school] weren&apost necessarily in an upward moving position," she said.
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Lisa Vanderpump is coming back to 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,' TMZ has learned, but there are serious strings attached.
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This thing I keep coming back to in the Sumner Redstone book is, his business is in decline now, right?
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There's a mythical story about him coming back to Toronto and living in a laundromat before going to New York.
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At the same time, Chinese—and Japanese and South Korean—factories are coming back to life and ramping up production.
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It's the Buffalo with a bustling and accessible waterfront, vibrant Main Street and communities that are coming back to life.
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"To see your favorite animal is a symbol of coming back to the people and places you love," she said.
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Mulan is coming back to theaters this spring — but this isn't the cute cartoon version you remember from the '90s.
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We tried probably over a dozen brands throughout her infancy and early toddlerhood, but we kept coming back to MAM.
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"It was like the 1800s coming back to my face in 2019," said member Sandra Gordon an interview with WDSU.
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I texted them when I found out I was coming back to Hawaii and suggested that we meet for lunch.
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The Hornets owner Michael Jordan said in a statement that he was "thrilled" the game was coming back to Charlotte.
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This isn't a new question from the latest reporting but it's perhaps the central one I keep coming back to.
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By coming back to overtake the Warriors, the Cavaliers took control of the spotlight, successfully distracted from their own shortcomings.
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But it was in coming back to the affair that she was able to find peace by reclaiming her story.
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And 20 years later, her use of the word — and the policies surrounding it — are coming back to haunt Clinton.
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So the whole thing has broadened, and that's what I mean with it coming back to that original stage again.
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Kudlow said Google Chief Executive Sundar Pichai has committed to coming back to the White House for a tech conference.
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One of the things that we had to learn with that was to be judicious with coming back to it.
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Kim Zolciak's coming back to 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' -- she's officially signed on to return this Fall ... TMZ has learned.
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This show keeps coming back to that marriage between Chris and Sylvere, and all the ways it shifts and changes.
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I've toyed around with every type of marker under the sun, but the type I keep coming back to is Permapaque.
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And I keep coming back to that MacBook Pro, with its big flashy Touch Bar when I look at the Air.
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This is a gift they can keep coming back to years later to remember their life as an 83-year-old.
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Now Sater is coming back to testify as originally planned -- but it will be behind closed doors instead of in public.
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He confirmed that Lesnar is coming back to the UFC next year and that he'd get a chance to face Cormier.
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I keep coming back to this question: Is there any other way to see what really happens inside a private prison?
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Don't believe the hype Despite some news reports, Jussie Smollett is not coming back to "Empire," series creator Lee Daniels says.
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That failed, so I worked on other things for about the next 15 years, though I kept coming back to it.
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Alton Brown's cult-favorite show is coming back to the Food Network on August 25 after seven years off the air.
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But the one she keeps coming back to is Botticelli's Venus, a Renaissance painting of the Roman god of erotic love.
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"We're coming back to the era of the ugly American, which was the gringo was hated around the world," Fox said.
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Like cutting your own bangs on yearbook picture day, the past has a funny way of coming back to haunt us.
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And at two different points on the Open's final day, it looked like his demons were coming back to haunt him.
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You will be trying, adjusting and, when you thought you were done, you'll find yourself coming back to adjust some more.
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Suits' series finale is fast approaching — and Patrick J. Adams is coming back to help close out the long-running show!
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Now, Pawlenty is coming back to Minnesota and—like Gillespie—doesn't know how to deal with the current Trump Republican party.
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But I keep coming back to the denominator here: There are well over 4,000 colleges and universities in the United States.
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As I turned over the possibility that Sly had lied to the undercover reporter, I kept coming back to the names.
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"At the end of the day the relationship with customers is why people keep coming back to a brand," Chandrasekaran said.
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And that desire to be a prestige piece is what I kept coming back to while being briefed on the watch.
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And that's coming back to bite (or sting) us: Bee populations, which we rely on to pollinate our crops, are plummeting.
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Flight reservations were up, some international tour companies were coming back to Tunisia and new tourist markets were growing, she said.
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What Sabathia does on the field is less important than the resilience he's shown in coming back to do it sober.
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BIZ STONE RETURNING TO TWITTER: Twitter co-founder Biz Stone is coming back to the social media giant he helped build.
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"When I started looking at who would pair well with, I kept coming back to Patrick Reed," Furyk told Golf Channel.
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I'm coming back to Europe in two months to record a new album with the guys I recorded Skyline Pressure with.
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It was those moments of coming back to the hotel room after the show and just having that exhale of breath.
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But there's one method that smugglers around the world seem to keep coming back to, time after time—the produce disguise.
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That invention is now coming back to threaten the very thing it was designed to counter; the threat of nuclear weapons.
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"Definitely it was the hockey gods giving one back," Bouma said of Wingels coming back to score the empty-net goal.
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Trump, asked if Hope Hicks is coming back to the White House, says "I've been hearing little things like that." pic.twitter.
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"The cars are coming back to Michigan, the plants are coming back, they're being expanded," he said to cheers and applause.
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There is no evidence, and again, we keep coming back to evidence because that's what we look to as your physicians.
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Like a bad 28500's black and white horror movie, a monster from the Potomac keeps coming back to haunt America.
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Alex: One question I keep coming back to is, what does this all look like to the common people of Westeros?
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"It would be my dream to keep coming back to the Tour de France the next five, six years," he said.
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It wasn't even clear that she was coming back to Reno; she would go wherever she managed to land a job.
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"It's not someone coming back to a place where they felt good for the sentimental feeling of a return," she added.
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The booster than returned to land on a concrete pad, smoothly coming back to Earth at about 7 miles per hour.
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This is a gift they can keep coming back to years later to remember their life as an 18-year-old.
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And coming back to the music industry, if Bruce was around now, probably none of us would have heard of him.
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Justin Timberlake is coming back to conquer the Super Bowl halftime show this year ... according to Justin Timberlake and Jimmy Fallon.
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Understand that letting go could be a process, and don't beat yourself up for coming back to the grudge at times.
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Yet that prickly view of fatherhood is what I kept coming back to as the fizz of the movie faded away.
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Most of the breaches today are the result of shoddy security over years or sometimes decades, coming back to haunt them.
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He said that the initiative still needed more work and that he planned to keep coming back to oversee its progress.
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A lot of New Yorkers still think of Freshkills as a dump, she says, even though it's coming back to life.
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He stayed in Taiwan for three years before coming back to the U.S., where he started working for his current company.
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Since that ceremony, more than the disbelief — because of course he would do that — one thought keeps coming back to me.
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She continued to attend Mass because it was easier than dropping the girls off and coming back to pick them up.
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Ms. Prigal later moved to the Upper West Side, before coming back to Seward Park eight years ago when she retired.
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But Ola Maye Blythe Hazelwood, Earnest's widow, later confirms that, yes, she recalls something about W.J. coming back to marry Faye.
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Wade is coming back to the Miami Heat, announcing Sunday that he will return for a 16th and final N.B.A. season.
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Downtowns, it turns out, are one of the indicators as to whether a once-struggling place is coming back to life.
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That success is coming back to haunt the hedge fund manager and Hollywood producer who is Trump's choice for Treasury secretary.
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You have to outlast the puzzle, even if it means putting it away and coming back to it with fresh eyes.
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"Because of their friendship and because she kept on coming back to play, they were able to catch her," she said.
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I'm gonna look like I'm just here to make a sale and I'm only coming back to YouTube because of that.
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Now it's coming back hundreds of millions of dollars at a clip, and also, companies are coming back to our country.
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"Glamour really seems to be coming back to the city," said Trina Sams-Manning, the boutique director of Dior at CityCenterDC.
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Jesse is coming back to Discovery Channel with a brand new season of "Monster Garage" ... and he's coming in hot too.
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One day, toward the beginning of 2012, I got a letter that he was coming back to Dallas to live. Relocating.
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You know, the moments we all couldn't stop coming back to this year that infiltrated both our brains and our feeds.
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Yet it keeps coming back to you, and your unwillingness to get the appropriate people involved in the oversight and management.
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I'm proud of coming back to my hometown and joining an institution with a 40-year legacy of doing exactly that.
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Shows like Succession and Watchmen and Stumptown asked viewers to keep coming back, to make the time for them each week.
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It would seem that two critical mistakes are coming back to bite Mauricio Macri's government, which took office in early 2015.
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Buyers have been coming back to the market in the past few weeks, despite the low supply of homes for sale.
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Now it looks like Franco is coming back to the critically acclaimed drama despite the allegations against him, Entertainment Tonight reports.
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Coming back to work part-time as a breast-feeding new mother was a real challenge, even with all my privileges.
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Harper had 16 points and 8 assists, with his only two 3-pointers coming back to back in the final minutes.
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The home was frequently featured on 'Chopper' ... which, btw, is coming back to TV this February after a 5-year hiatus.
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This is clearly part of a broader strategy, what with W coming back to campaign for his brother in South Carolina.
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"We have come over as a community to share the practice of mindfulness with all the participants of Dreamforce who are interested in calming themselves, coming back to their breath, just being aware of what is happening in the moment, because this is a way of coming back to life, to be alive," said Brother Phap Luu.
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If Reinhardt ever considers coming back to TV, it looks like she's got some pretty well-connected pals to reach out to.
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Marvin and Whizzer are coming back to Broadway, to a neighborhood and a society that has changed dramatically since they last visited.
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Animated science fiction show Futurama is coming back to life as special podcast episode that will reunite the show's cast and writers.
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The question is whether they will leave representatives behind even when the president is wheels up coming back to the United States.
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Moments like that and the photo above which tries to capture it are what keep me coming back to Horizon Zero Dawn.
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"The work in coming back to competitive skating, or continuing in competitive skating, has been a long and difficult process," Kostner said.
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That included a close of 9997.6 and a drop all the way to 9,625 before coming back to add a fifth digit.
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TechCrunch is coming back to Israel with a Meetup + Pitch-off in Tel Aviv because everybody had a great time last year.
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Congressman Mark Meadow of the freedom caucus going face-to-face, pointing, moving away, coming back to continue to fight with speaker.
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Donald Trump's "I love war" comment from a rally last November is coming back to haunt him at a most inopportune time.
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As if a switch in me had been flipped, and I could feel my desire to begin again coming back to life.
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"Currently living my best life," she told a fan on her Instagram Story when asked if she was coming back to RHOA.
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"Slowly coming back to life," she captioned one of three consecutive posts, also adding, "Tough girl on the mend," for another photo.
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McCullers stuck out six and walked two, with both of the walks coming back to haunt him in the pivotal sixth inning.
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After hosting one of the craziest Oscar ceremonies of all time, Jimmy Kimmel is coming back to the Dolby Theatre for more.
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From 2015 to 19603, he went 1-4, being stopped in each of the losses, three knockout losses coming back to back.
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Recently, a lot of them are coming back to me with the Flint Water Crisis front and center in their pitch decks.
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"So many leased cars are coming back to market that it's driving down the price of three-year-old cars," Jones said.
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Throughout my rigorous googling and chatting with acquaintances, one kept coming back to me: Coop Home Goods' adjustable shredded memory foam pillow.
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A patent application filed in May suggests email could be coming back to Facebook — and you'll find it in the News Feed.
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Dear White People, Justin Simien's witty, often profound satire of life on a fictional Ivy League campus, is coming back to television.
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The sequel to Banjo-Kazooie often involved interconnected levels and coming back to early parts of the game with more advanced moves.
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"We kept on coming back to the notion that the press conference isn't really something that drives the fan experience," he said.
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For those on the sidelines, removing Article 11 and 13 and coming back to them later does seem like the easy option.
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Trading Spaces is coming back to televisions nationwide, and fans are already getting giddy with visions of new two-day room revamps.
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The researchers predicted the tadpoles would swim towards males of their own species, hoping it was dad coming back to rescue them.
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Anderson Silva is coming back to England for the first time since his Cage Rage tenure and it is a huge deal.
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Hans Zimmer is also returning to score the film, while Elton John is coming back to rework some of his original compositions.
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Today, most online games feature things like daily challenges, which is what keeps me coming back to something like Fortnite every day.
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Break out your pasta maker: Aziz Ansari's masterful Master of None is coming back to Netflix for Season 2 on May 12.
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Smith stars as LAPD police officer Daryl Ward, who's coming back to the force after getting shot in the line of duty.
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But more of the savings is likely in the taxpayer's paycheck last year, instead of coming back to them at tax time.
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But perhaps even more unimaginable for Kelli, is coming back to Clarkston High as a doctor and, more importantly, as a mentor.
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Bill when he came back to get an education, before coming back to New Jersey to work in business and become a
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Even as games like Madden and Joe Montana Football pushed the genre forward, I found myself coming back to Tecmo Super Bowl.
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The "uploaders" are those who are happy with the prospect of coming back to life as sentient software running on future supercomputers.
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The following are all the titles coming back to theaters, along with their corresponding release dates: Singin' in the Rain (1952): Jan.
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"This album is really about coming back to my roots and the music and artists that inspired me growing up," she says.
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John McCain's coming back to Washington for the vote, his first trip to the Capitol since getting his brain cancer diagnosis. 3.
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But the show's called Love, and necessarily keeps coming back to Gus and Mickey and their poorly justified interest in each other.
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All he got was whatever refund money would be coming back to the deceased, often thousands of dollars for a single return.
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That's designed to rotate on a three-day schedule that, in theory, has customers coming back to check out what is hot.
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"Hopefully it gives a lift to some of the guys, but I'm not coming back to save this team," Rodgers told reporters.
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The more ways you can edit and modify snaps, the more users will keep coming back to Snapchat to try new things.
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The scene shows a poetry teacher (Armisen) coming back to collect his belongings after being fired in the middle of a class.
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In search of a more honest conclusion, I kept coming back to Frozen Synapse 2, but I couldn't tell why at first.
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But even though all that is super aggravating, the clever features and touches inside the keyboard keep me coming back to it.
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People who've been able to return home are coming back to a grim new reality, with some finding nothing left but ash.
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This "Second Semester" sees the characters coming back to school, and also sees a new student enter and immediately stir up trouble.
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This is the point I kept coming back to: We have to pay attention to the spirit of deepfakes as it started.
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Apple keyboards are clicking and Best Buy products are bricking, but first, a cartoon about internet comments coming back to haunt you.
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They avoided the difficult task of coming back to win a seven-game series after losing the first two games at home.
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"Really the good macro we have is tax reform coming back to the front burner as a possible policy catalyst," Campbell said.
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As we discussed motives and means, conversation kept coming back to a snooty Marin horse breeder who seemed to resent Talisman's success.
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"Both the Saudis and the Russians, everybody is coming back to the table," minister Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu told a conference in Abuja.
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"It's just fantastic to see the river coming back to life so quickly after the dams have been removed," Mr. Banks said.
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He had been employed in a maximum-security prison before coming back to work at the high school, which he also attended.
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There's an irony to the law of the tabloid jungle by which Trump lived for years possibly coming back to bite him.
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Sounds like an edge for the Mets, though Phelps was Miami's hottest pitcher until coming back to Earth in his previous start.
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Coming back to the States and all the foods I had been missing felt like a vicious game of tug-of-war.
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Coming back to WoW after ten years I can see that Blizzard has taken that maxim and pushed it to its extreme.
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It's about women who stream on Twitch, a topic that Kjellberg, Alinity, and their supporters on both sides keep coming back to.
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Bong Appetit is coming back to VICELAND on September 14th and we've got the premiere episode here to watch online for free.
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When trolls barge into people's notifications with offensive replies or user names, those legitimate users might not keep coming back to Twitter .
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I kept coming back to it daily for several months … until, eventually, I found an offline way to fill the social void.
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The Indians were at home then, down to their last strike, before coming back to earn their 210nd victory in a row.
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I keep coming back to this topic because the chief struggle of the day is sociological and psychological, not ideological or economic.
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Instead: Where is my home—both in a literal sense, but also in terms of knowing myself, of coming back to myself.
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"They kept coming back to tell me that the birthing center was closed, and they had no other rooms available," she said.
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But three decades after my surgery, I keep coming back to this realization: My scar is visible proof that I have survived.
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But some analysts say Mr. Trump's penchant for announcing victory before the details are finalized is now coming back to haunt him.
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"I like repetition, and I'm a bit stubborn," he said when asked how he could keep coming back to the same image.
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Mouratoglou said Williams would return to the United States before coming back to Europe to train at his academy in southern France.
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And health officials keep coming back to a drum that can never be beat enough: Make sure you consistently wash your hands.
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Mr. Ford will make his return to New York after a season off, and Derek Lam is coming back to the catwalk.
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"This city is coming back to the way it was before," said Rondo Johnson, 91, who has lived in Detroit for decades.
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It's apparent ... H&M aren't coming back to England anytime soon, and they may be forever outsiders after their move to Canada.
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"She thought that the movie was loosely based on our family, with everybody coming back to China for a wedding," Wang said.
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"It's the old coming back to the new," said Janet Viader, who oversees sales and operations at Toast Ale in New York.
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On May 2250, Donald J. Trump is coming back to New York for the first time since moving into the White House.
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So is Adam and his dad having a real, but very short chat about Maureen, Madam, and him coming back to school.
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On season 6 of Bachelor In Paradise, Nick Viall-lookalike Luke Stone is coming back to find his… second chance at love.
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I deliberately strayed from the subject several times, pursued irrelevant ideas, but kept coming back to the central line of the story.
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"They didn't turn bearish, they stayed all in, and that lack of discipline is now coming back to haunt them," he said.
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FABER: ALRIGHT, I WANT TO TALK ABOUT THE MARKET REACTION IN A MOMENT, BUT JUST COMING BACK TO WHAT YOU JUST SAID.
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I have been going to therapy, and one thing that I keep coming back to is telling my parents about what happened.
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As an ending, it feels triumphant and bleak at the same time, which may be why I keep coming back to it.
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If you think about the Bevel shave system itself, over 98 percent of people keep coming back to us every single month.
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There's a lot of affection, but there's plenty of pain in the title, which he keeps coming back to in the chorus.
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That, in turn, increases overall engagement on Facebook, making it more sticky and getting people coming back to the service over and over.
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Planned grazing "sort of went away and now people are coming back to it and really loving the benefit of it," Soares said.
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But it keeps coming back to Luke's angelic little mug — what the heck's going on behind the facade of this Gap Kids ad?
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There are video-based apps, audio-only ones, and even apps that will provide weeks-long workout plans to keep coming back to.
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I do think there is a solution to that though, and that's ultimately us coming back to the humanity that we all share.
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The comedian was coming back to L.A. after attending the Jehovah's Witness memorial in Minnesota -- and explained how he got the coveted invite.
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Coming back to reality, I left the formula on for the recommended 10 minutes while I scrolled through Instagram to pass the time.
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Nate Diaz's boxing coach says his fighter needs BIG money ... or else he ain't coming back to fight Conor McGregor a third time.
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Here are the social science lessons I keep coming back to, to help me explain what's happening in America in the Trump era.
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